Is this compatable with the 2009 Panasonic SB-HC470 surround speakers? I am running them off of a Denon AVR-991 receiver. Had wires running under the carpet on the previous rear speakers, but just replaced the flooring so need wireless now.
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I used the HC470 for the Panasonic backfield speakers. It worked fine for them. I've got a Denon 991 too, and have it hard wired to nice Klipsch ceiling speakers. It depends what your running in the backfield. I doubt it would drive the Klipsch very well. I'd read the output specs and see if it has enough output for your backfields. It is does, it works well wirelessly. I had a similar need since the floor is all tile, no way to hard wire them. Never had any problem & sound is good. So check the output watts and go from there.
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The cheapest, easy fix would be to just wire your surround back speaker (which is what the one directly behind you is designated in a 6.1 system, not sure why it's not just called 'rear center') into both of the outputs in the receiver marked 'left rear and right rear'.The alternative would be to use the S-Air wireless feature and add the extra speakers that way.
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What type cables should I use to connect my new Denon M39s to a Samsung TV? And where are the correct connection points on the receiver? I hate to be dumb, but....I guess I am.BS
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These are excellent and very directional surround speakers that should work well with your current high-end stuff. I've been very happy with mine. Most sources - satellite TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV - anything except for BluRay - depend a lot more on the front speakers.
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I'm using Bose series 5 speakers with my system, however the more important question is with your receiver. Assuming you have a model with front, rear and center connections you will have no issues. My receiver is a Denon AVR 591 two years old and the sound quality coming through the Bose VCS 10 is perfect.
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No, you have to connect them all with wires. The system can be used as a 3.1 setup, meaning that you don't have to hook up the rear surround speakers at all .... this is the way I am using it. The receiver routes the sound accordingly.
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They sound great for both but definitely get a sub too (I use an SVS SB 2000) . I have a Denon 2100w receiver powering mine and I also use one as a center channel. Oh and its in a 19 X 17 living room with 20 ft ceilings.
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If you are using them for your rear speakers, they will be just fine with your system. We have about same set up and they work very nice.
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I wish that I could help you out. I'm using the speaker's from the home theater system that I already had hooked up. There are 100watt wall and ceiling shelve size speaker's. I do believe that the speaker's you do use, will have to be speaker's for surround,(FL&gt;Center&gt;FR&gt;RL&gt;RR&gt;) for 5.1 system. The rear speaker's are also known as(SL&gt;SR). If you use just any kind of speaker's, like for stereo. Then you wont get the separation, any true affect of surround sound. I wish that I could help you out more, and hope that this will help you some what. Nick
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I would stick to using them on the sides or in the rear. I have mine as the rear speakers and they work great. I have a 7.1 system but these are wired as the side speakers and the side speakers wired as the rear. I did this because for some reason when they were wired as the rear speakers the volume was quite low compared to the sides. Now the side speakers (wired as the rear) just fill in the gap between front and rear because of the lower volume. Most shows play in 5.X anyways so it sounds great.
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Hey Slater, I pretty much have the same setup you just described, got the Son STRDG 720 last week and just purchased these speakers today. Which speakers do you think would be a good purchase to convert this system into 7.1? I have two large polk bookshelves at home although they are a bit old, what do you think?
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I am using a Pioneer 7.2 surround system with mine, but I ended up buying another sattalite speaker to round out the system, and an Infinity Center channel. The bass is great from the jbl sub, but mine went out right after the warranty from amazon was up. I purchased a polk 12in sub...its amazing...subsonic
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They should be compatible with most, if not all, receivers. You might have to splice the cables to attach to the alternate receiver. You might want to double check on a Sony AV board but I use to use Sony speakers with my old Technics bedroom setup.
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no, they require speaker wire (16 gauge) and an AV reciver, i went with an onkyo 315 ($200)...works perfectly! reasonbly priced with good features and plenty of power for optimal sound!
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You'll need wires for the rear speakers if you want to put them in a surround sound set up, any wire will do, no need to spend a lot
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I used wired Samsung speakers that were part of my previous surround sound system because that's what I had available. I checked the manual and I believe that you can only use wired speakers for the additional surround speakers. The unit does not have Bluetooth capability. Hope this helps
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Not sure. I use them for rear speakers for my surround sound. I have a denon receiver and they work fine.